In this episode, we’re talking to Pastor Jordan Hodges, who leads one of the largest churches in Idaho. We discuss his incredible story, we get into “calling” as a leader and minister, and then hit on multisite and rural ministry.

Unity or diversity? In this episode, Pastors Joey Furjanic, Xavier Jackson, and Julio Colon-Laboy discuss how to build a church that is multicultural – and all that comes with it!

In today's culture, there is constant pressure to "bow" to the world's systems of fear, greed, and ego. However, the most effective resistance is not a protest; it is a superior alternative. We don't just resist the old – we build the new. In this episode, Joey Furjanic teaches on his philosophy of how to thrive in Babylon.

Can you do it all? In this episode, Joey Furjanic and Julio Colon-Laboy talk to Alvin Oommen about business + entrepreneurship, diplomacy + politics, and thriving in Young Adults ministry. We unpack how “doing all the things” really can be done when you’re graced for it.

As a leader, it's important to have the full background and context of the subjects you're teaching about. In this episode, Pastor Joey Furanic sits down with Jeremy Stein (Director of the Center For Holy Lands Studies) to unveil and unpack the real story of Christmas – and exposing key misconceptions we've had for generations!

In the high-stakes cockpit of modern leadership in a difficult and turbulent environment, even the sharpest executive teams can lose the horizon. This episode, "Directionally Challenged" pulls back the curtain on the messy, exhilarating reality of leading together at the top. This episode follows a real executive team — locked in with the same values — as they wrestle with vision, detours, and the brutal math of shared accountability... all while leading a church in one of the hardest places in the U.S.

In this episode, Joey Furjanic is joined by Julio Colon-Laboy and Dan McCarty (Executive Chief of the Philadelphia Fire Department and member of The Block Church) to talk about how Dan overcame adversity to live a life of public influence. Let us know what you think by liking, commenting, and subscribing!